Scientists in Japan have shown that stem cells can be created quickly and cheaply by shocking blood cells by dipping them into acid in what is being heralded as a “major scientific discovery” that could revolutionise personalised medicine.
Scientists in Japan have shown that stem cells can be created quickly and cheaply by shocking blood cells by dipping them into acid in what is being heralded as a “major scientific discovery” that could revolutionise personalised medicine.
In a paper published in Cell recently, scientists from the US and Thailand have, for the first time, successfully produced embryonic stem cells from human skin cells. That sounds interesting, but what are stem cells and where do they come from?
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